Title: A Healthy Twist on a Classic Eggplant Recipe
Category: Health News
Created: 7/11/2019 12:00:00 AM
Last Editorial Review: 7/11/2019 12:00:00 AM
Most of our workplaces are cluttered with distractions of many different kinds. These distractions are especially present in a popular open-office settings, which are proving to be more and more disruptive to the general productivity of teams. From meetings to co-workers looking for a chat, it’s hard to get any meaningful work done in a modern office. Keeping focus is hard and productivity suffers. So, what can you do to actually get some work done every day? There is no one single formula that makes you better at work. However, if you find out what works for you, you’ll be…
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July means the tennis world is abuzz with action and drama, as the Wimbledon final approaches. As a nod to this epic sporting event, Google has released a hidden tennis game you can play on your browser or phone. Here’s what you have to do to find it: Open your browser, and Google “Wimbledon Scores.” Scroll to the rightmost point on the scorecard. Click on the tennis ball icon to launch the game. Move left and right using the arrow keys on the keyboard, or touch the on-screen buttons on your phone, to return. Google releases these quirky games from time…
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The News tabon Google’s search results pages is a pretty big deal when you’re trying to keep up with the world: for many people, it’s their quickest way to find news stories on topics they’re interested in. The search giant is now revamping this section on desktop – where it looks cluttered and hard to scan – to bring it in line with its mobile equivalent and improve readability. As per Google News Initiative’s tweet, each link will have its own card, allowing for more space. For instance, if you search for “women’s soccer world cup,” stories from major news organizations…
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